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Keynes’s grandchild

28 January 2017

9:00 AM

28 January 2017

9:00 AM

‘Did you really deserve the Nobel prize?’ I ask Amartya Sen. ‘Why do you think you won?’

When you’re sitting opposite the world’s most respected living economist, at a time when the dismal science is under intense scrutiny, an opening question should be punchy.

Thankfully, Sen, an 83-year-old Harvard professor, has a sense of humour.

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